Bosnian troops train in Iran amid Western tensions
Western and Bosnian officials say Bosnia sent soldiers to Iran for training to revamp its forces. A few hundred Bosnians are likely in light infantry training, with 150 to 200 Iranian Revolutionary Guards present in Bosnia, provoking concern among Western backers.
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Daily online paper lists talk slots on CompuServe AOL Prodigy and America Online with figures Elaine Gottschall John Hogue Ian Stang Marion Ross Dan Buettner James Carville Ron Harper and Carol Duval. Topics span nutrition economics prophecies satire TV drama and cycling sites.
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Bomb rocks Jerusalem bus killing at least twenty
A bus bombing in central Jerusalem during Purim killed at least 20 people and injured many as Hamas claimed responsibility. The attack disrupted celebrations and prompted calls for a harsh response, with security officials unsure if it was a suicide bombing or planted device.
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D'Amato threatens sanctions over Whitewater delays
Senator D'Amato charged a pattern of obstruction after White House aides delayed release of Whitewater documents. He pointed to Hillary Clinton's billing records and notes from a 1993 White House meeting as evidence of evasive actions fueling GOP accusations of dodging subpoenas.
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Mock Convention delegates pick Dole at Washington and Lee
At Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia students hold a Mock Convention with 1600 delegates and 50 state delegations. Budding politicos call Republican leaders nationwide to forecast the nominating contest as Dole seeks the nomination.
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High seas force memorial flotilla to cut short voyage
A flotilla of anti-Castro exiles off Havana halted after 7-foot waves and 17 mph winds prevented the memorial service for four men killed when Cuban MiGs shot down two U S planes. Only 14 of 35 vessels continued toward the site 21 miles northwest of Havana, stopping 26 miles short.
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Second-tier GOP candidates face race decision
SATURDAY ACCESS POLL RESULTS question whether Attorney General Carla Stovall should press on with the sexual predator law. The poll examines attitudes toward GOP contenders and the fate of the controversial legal measure amid political pressure.
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